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Why You Shouldn’t Trust Trailers Too Much?

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Many people find that they have been tricked out of their money by studio films in Hollywood&period; People don’t really know what to expect when they see a film and they often rely on trailers they watch in the Internet and TV to choose the film that they want to see&period; Unfortunately&comma; with trailers&comma; film makers often trick the audience by choosing the most explosive&comma; funniest and scariest scenes in the film&period; They use the right angles and composition to make people think that the film looks really fantastic&period; Unfortunately&comma; it is likely that the film is nothing like what we see in the trailer&period; Months before the actual releases of the film&comma; we are bombarded with trailers&comma; posters and various PR messages from film makers&period; We encounter dozens of pop-up ads of the film when we use the Internet&period; People also often have high hopes for big budget films&comma; thinking that they will show all the majestic scenes on the screen&period; However&comma; there’s always a risk that you have wasted the &dollar;10 movie ticket and perhaps more&comma; on the overpriced snacks&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">It is possible that you end <a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;alphacardblog&period;com">up spending &dollar;50 for<&sol;a> the whole family to watch boring and perhaps even upsetting film&period; This is not a good quality time for the whole family and it’s an experience that you don’t want to have again&period; This is quite bad&comma; but the worse thing is that you may repeat this the next week&comma; hoping that the next film will give proper entertainment for you and the whole family&period; You need to see why this problem can occur and it’s often caused by our over-reliance on trailers&period; There’s no way to guarantee that all films you see will be good&period; It doesn’t mean that you should ignore trailers&period; They are still important to give you some ideas of what the film will look like on screen&period; There are also many non-spoiler reviews that can provide you with objective analysis on the film&period; You should also ask friends who have the same taste to know their opinions about the film&period; If they enjoy the film&comma; then it is likely that you will feel the same thing&period; It is a good idea to choose reliable reviewers&comma; especially those who have similar taste as you&period; This should help you to choose the most enjoyable film for the weekend&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">It is also a good idea to choose actors and directors that you like&period; If you like their previous works&comma; then there’s a good chance that you will like their current films&period; Professionals in film industry should know what they are doing&period; If you don’t really know about a director or actor&comma; you should check their previous films&period; If the film is based on a book&comma; you should make sure that you like the genre of the book&comma; because it will heavily influence the storyline of the film&period; There’s nothing wrong about a little late when watching a film&period; You should wait until the opening weekend ends and you should be able to find out what the general public is feeling about the film&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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